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Yin and Yang
Original title: 陰陽
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Yin-yang (Japanese readings: inyo, onyo, onmyo; pinyin: yīnyáng; English: yin - yang) is a philosophy originating in Chinese thought that classifies all phenomena and everything in the universe into 2 categories, yang (Japanese reading: yo) and yin (Japanese reading: in), from various perspectives. Yang and yin are 2 forms of qi with opposing attributes, and changes such as the generation and disappearance of all things are held to arise through these 2 forms of qi.
陰陽（いんよう・おんよう・おんみょう、拼音: yīnyáng、英: yin - yang)、中国の思想に端を発し、森羅万象、宇宙のありとあらゆる事物をさまざまな観点から陽（よう）と陰（いん）の二つのカテゴリに分類する思想。陽と陰とは互いに対立する属性を持った二つの気であり、万物の生成消滅と言った変化はこの二気によって起こるとされる
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